Compare the Subaru Crosstrek vs. the Toyota C-HR in Pittsburgh PA

• You'll have two engine options for the new Subaru Crosstrek, either the standard 152-horsepower four-cylinder or the livelier 182-horsepower inline-four. The new Toyota CH-R offers just one powertrain, a lethargic 144-horsepower four-cylinder engine.
• The weather doesn't have to be a determining factor on your travels when you're behind the wheel of the new Crosstrek since it comes standard with all-wheel drive. Unfortunately, to get this drivetrain on the new CH-R, you'll have to pay extra as it's only offered as an upgrade and not standard equipment.

• One reason so many drivers choose the new Subaru Crosstrek as their daily driver is because it provides up to 55.3 cubic feet of storage space, which is plenty to haul your camping gear, luggage, or shopping bags. The new Toyota CH-R falls significantly short by providing only 37 cubic feet of total storage area.
• Not only is there an abundance of cargo space inside the new Crosstrek, but also tons of passenger space. Even the second row provides occupants with ample headroom and legroom, plus excellent outward visibility. By comparison, rear passengers might feel confined and cramped in the new CH-R with its small rear windows and thick roof pillars that result in minimal outward visibility.

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